Tibet, China. Qing Dynasty. Gilded Bronze of Tsongkhapa.
3 x 4,2 x 2 inches. 236 gram. It has the original cover of the socket, authentic content as it has never been opened.
The gilding is slightly hackneyed, small parts have been painted ( later ? ). No missing parts or other faults to be mentioned.
He is depicted with his hands in the position known as dharmachakramudra which means turning the wheel of the law.
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3 x 4,2 x 2 inches. 236 gram. It has the original cover of the socket, authentic content as it has never been opened.
The gilding is slightly hackneyed, small parts have been painted ( later ? ). No missing parts or other faults to be mentioned.
He is depicted with his hands in the position known as dharmachakramudra which means turning the wheel of the law.
More Chinese Antiques: HERE
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